Ideally, we’d all be able to have our dream home built in a perfect location, designed for our own unique preferences and built from non-toxic materials.
In reality most of us have to compromise when choosing a home. We’re usually restricted by budget and availability of suitable houses or land.
In many modern developments space standards have decreased, building materials are less healthy, and there are unprecedented levels of electromagnetic/microwave radiation from hidden power cables and phone masts. It’s difficult to source non-toxic furnishings and indoor air quality is lower than ever before.
Because of these and other issues many people are living in places that don’t feel like home. They just aren’t quite right, or people don’t feel quite right within them. Some buildings have the power to literally make people ill.
So how can you make effective improvements? This is where feng shui helps by using tried and tested methods to assess your living and working environments. A trained consultant can identify what’s affecting how the space feels and functions, then can recommend practical improvements to support your health and energy.
What can it help with?
People choose to have their home or office feng shui surveyed for many and varied reasons. It costs far less to optimise your existing place than it does to relocate.
Sometimes people find their health, relationships, finances or general wellbeing deteriorate after moving into a new home, or after extending or refurbishing their existing place. Life can become one relentless string of difficulties for no apparent reason. Many clients simply want to ensure their home is as healthy and supportive of each family member as possible.
Others come with specific goals such as:
Better sleep; More energy; Reducing stress; Improving financial flow; Improving focus for work or study; Creating a healthier home environment; Supporting family relationships; Feeling more settled and at home; Reducing isolation; Making the most of their space; Planning a move or renovation.
Feng shui isn’t just for grand homes or big budgets. Small, practical changes can make a real difference to how a place feels and functions and to the people living in it.